A wildfire is a raging, rapidly spreading fire. A wildfire is not like most fires. It's different because the speed from which it spreads from its original source is fast, it can grow to be very immense, it has a strong potential to change direction quickly, and it can jump gaps such as roads, lakes and rivers.
Wildfires Research
Introduction
A wildfire is a raging, rapidly spreading fire. A wildfire is not like most fires. It's different because the speed from which it spreads from its original source is fast, it can grow to be very immense, it has a strong potential to change direction quickly, and it can jump gaps such as roads, lakes and rivers.How can wildfires be prevented?
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How are wildfires put out?
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Where do wildfires occur?
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